mpawlowski-eyeo

@erpalma I tested a Lenovo X1 Carbon 10th gen with an I7-1270P and `throttled` doesn't seem to work on it - the CPU pegs out at around 75 deg C,...

I created a ticket for my specific CPU model: https://github.com/erpalma/throttled/issues/306

> I created a pull request + a fork where I bypassed the check so that we can run some tests. If you wanna run it, simply compile it using...

``` $ sudo ./throttled/throttled.py --debug [sudo] password for mpawlowski: [I] Detected CPU architecture: Intel AlderLake [I] Trying to unlock MSR allow_writes. [I] Testing if undervolt is supported... [I] Testing if...

> sudo turbostat -n 1 -i 1 |& grep offset This command also doesn't return anything for me, even under load and after the cores have been throttled down ```...

@lakotamm I can confirm this works for me too, now the cores stay at 95 degrees as long as I want them to. Good find!

I had to send back the laptop and can't check right now. I'm not 100% sure if I kept using the https://github.com/erpalma/throttled/commit/2629c786a6f4b17a26dfb6d17b8bf3d69e541937 proof-of-concept commit or ended up pulling from master...

I would also like to see support for a binary search via the `key_compare_less_than` building block. I need it for my project. I tried the solution from https://github.com/google/flatbuffers/issues/5780 and, as...

Another way this problem manifests is: ``` key: "key1" data: {I want this} ``` ``` std::string key = "key100" std::string_view truncated_key = key; truncated_key.remove_suffix(2); // truncated_key = "key1" auto* result...

Seems you _can_ fix this while still using `std::bsearch` - PR submitted.